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Aeschines of Athens - orator and political opponent of Demosthenes
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remark of Aeschines about a speech of Demosthenes: "What if you had
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Aeschines introduces the study of rhetoric at Rhodes.
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description of a statue of Aeschines.
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The death of Aeschines, at Samos.
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was the son-in-law of Aeschines the orator, as Demosthe
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of payment. And Aeschines the orator has said something
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ntemporaries Hypereides, Aeschines, Lycurgus, Deinarchus,
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rom either of them, than Aeschines? Which of them, then,
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such was Hypereides, and Aeschines,- and such, in the most
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ted by others, as Demosthenes, Aeschines and Hypereides
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porting speech for Aeschines against Deinias: "I would wis
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rvice in the eponymous [list]: Aeschines in On the Embassy
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who, being assisted by Aeschines, took the affair in han
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[364 B.C.]. When Aeschines, being condemned, fled from
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retracted, Diodotus and Aeschines endeavouring to prove
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in the temple at Delos; Aeschines being chosen on the beh
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the session, the orator Aeschines arose and said: "Men

Aeschines 4- a pupil of the philosopher Carneades, in the 2nd century B.C.
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has many pupils, including Aeschines, Cleitomachus, Mentor, Metrodo

Aeschines 5 of Miletus - an orator, 1st century B.C.
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Aeschines of Miletus is sent into exile for speaking too freely in
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ian, and my contemporary Aeschines the Milesian; for they

Aeschines - in documents
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43/2 ] Sosimenes son of Aischines Antiochos son of Ai
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(c. 300) taxes to Teisandros, Aischines, Charoppes and Nika
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(201/0) os Damon son of Damon Aischines son of Mnaïstr
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(235/4) Erchia, the son of Aischines Diokles of Hamaxanteia